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Thursday, December 11, 1930 such ay nen pit son, THE QUESTION ~ What modern invention is the great« ¢st boon to the housewlfe? isubmitted by Margaret E. Morrlasey, 21 ~ 8, La Salle st) THE PLACE 224 st. and Cicero ave. THE ANSWERS Miss Norma Higgins, 6442 Rice st. rachine operator: . ‘The vacuum cleaner ts the houseâ€" y C wife‘s greatest blessâ€" THE TIMES TALKIES Each ‘The DAILY TIMES pays $5 for each question submitted and used. Mail questions to Times Tallies, 15 8. Market st. KWh‘y Miss Mate Pelling, 4815, Forest ave., Downers . Grove, machine . operator} *The gutomatic dish 4 washer 1s the houseâ€" f wife‘s . groatest biessing, Nobody @4 likes to w a s h dishes. It is a dirty *“e”. and unpleasant job. es With an automatio k washer all we need . .. ? do is to place the {}} t‘ dishes in the washer \m_“*(”l and turn on the julce. Housekeeping lost Its most ob jectionable unid tedious duty when fhe dishwasher made its appearance." P gg Al 4 4 * t bat Miss Luella Crowe, 325 Shenstons rd, . Riverside, mu chine operator;"T\« wahing machine !s the . housekeeper‘s gteatest help and time _ saver. . The washer nlso does the work better. Those who _ remember :’\ when ‘a whole day 5 ) was passed in washâ€" € ." 1 4ng clothes certainâ€" Iuls (aht 2094 ly do appreciate the modern . mechanical device. Even the first washing maâ€" thines, which were operated with a crank, were m blessing to the house: wife Miss _ Marle . ChrisUansel, . @ Wrightwood _ ave., machine _ operator: "The electric refrig« crator, in my opin« ion, is the most use« a ful modern . Invenâ€" ‘ tion. When we have <# . something . which \ we want to keep & from tho children we place it in the e " fcebox and lock it *4 3 The modern icebox 2 preserves . food at an even temperature and pernits hounewuév'i;v;&fire jello and ice creamm with a minimum of effort." Miss Eisie Dudsky, 2645 "Praide ‘ a v e, Brookfeld, 24. machine â€" operator: ;:-D;y_ _a Tapon" Photogâ€" rapher Shoots Questions and Pictures " ing. . The cleaner 1B »a saves time and * energy. It can be handled easity and fur) it does not raise 5 dust, _ It replaced “"36 the broom which reâ€" fFÂ¥) quired manual labor. w4 fl The task of sweep: A /p ing was tedious and \MW ) the dust which was raised by the broom both annoying and injurious." Marie . Christiansen, _ 3287 8 the m \ l not. chil ma i ficed, mart thos who able sing ‘ In t Naturally he wants to play Santa Claus in a big way. Surprise his wife at Christmas! So he wourries for weeks and at the last minuteâ€"in desperntionâ€"he rushes out and buys a goldâ€"plated gadget or 0 customâ€"built gewyaw. And a month later it goes up to the attic. . . It‘s all becuuse he has an idea women don‘t want something practical. But â€"Eyes left for a minute or two and read what five women, picked at random, told the Chicago Daily Times inquiring reporter a short time ago. If your home hasn‘t all the electrical conve niences it needs, why not change your tactics this Christm .1s und give your wife something she cuan really use. Electrica! gifts will let her sprint through the housework and be free ts enjoy halfâ€"holidays she could never dream of taking before. A Thor Spinner Type Washing Machineâ€"$99.75 cash or $10.34 down* * the "Little by Little" way. See the displays of practical gis at your Public Service Store. THE PRESS A Conover Electric Dishwasherâ€"$139.50 cash or $14.67 down * A Thor Electric Ironerâ€"$179.50 ««sh or $8.07 down * A "Grayline" Frigideire with 6 cubic feet storage capacityâ€" _ $230 cash (delivered ready to plug in) or $10 down * A Hotpoint Electric Ra d and purchasable otpoint Electric Rengeâ€"varously priced and purche H. C, Reynolds, District Superintendent 51 South St. Johns Ave. Highla Here are a few Ssuggestions: PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, your Public Service Store will be »pen until 9 F. M. until Christmas. OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS Highland Park 2900 Jf